Lingaku- five ranks of nobility (in Japan; 1868-1946)historical termsee also 公爵, 侯爵, 伯爵, 子爵 and 男爵
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- five ranks of nobility (in Japan; 1868-1946)
This term refers to a specific class system of aristocracy that existed in Japan between 1868 and 1946, categorizing nobility into five distinct ranks. It emphasizes the hierarchical nature of Japanese nobility during that period.
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ごとう五等しゃく爵をもつ持つto hold a five ranks of nobilityごとう五等しゃく爵のせいど制度system of the five ranks of nobilityごとう五等しゃく爵のしょうごう称号title of the five ranks of nobilityごとう五等しゃく爵ににんめい任命されるto be appointed to the five ranks of nobilityごとう五等しゃく爵のれきし歴史history of the five ranks of nobilityとっけん特権のあるごとう五等しゃく爵privileged five ranks of nobilityごとう五等しゃく爵せいど制度のはいし廃止abolition of the system of five ranks of nobilityごとう五等しゃく爵にかんする関するけんきゅう研究research on the five ranks of nobilityこうしつ皇室とのかんけい関係があるごとう五等しゃく爵five ranks of nobility related to the imperial familyごとう五等しゃく爵のえいきょう影響influence of the five ranks of nobility